A parents force of beliefs, motivations and actions upon their children, the child or father will often rebel and be impacted. In All My Sons, Arthur Miller is showing how Joe Keller's actions, motivations and beliefs ended up turning out for the bad rather than for the good. When he thought they would impact Chris in a good way, it only made it worse making him not able to endure the pain he caused. The outcome from all of the events lead to Joe committing suicide. In contrast, in Tom Schulman's Dead Poet Society Mr. Perry's is forcing his motivations, actions and beliefs onto Neil. Mr. Perry thinks he is impacting his son for the good, but his rules and strictness that is being forced onto his son is only causing him to rebel. As a result
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However, Schulman illustrates that the impact of the fathers beliefs, motivations and action will affect the child for the worse, Miller demonstrates that even when a father impacts a child with his beliefs, motivations and actions it can end badly for the father. Ultimately the forcing of a parents beliefs, motivations and beliefs can individually affect a child or father for the worse.
The beliefs of Mr. Perry and Joe Keller are affecting and impacting Chris and Neil and the parent's negatively. Keller's beliefs revolves around his business and Mr. Perry's beliefs revolve around Neil's educations. Since Keller's believes that the ''American Dream" is his main goal in life, he only focuses on making money and a business for Chris, but Chris does not feel that the business is important. Chris thinks that " If I have to grub for money all day long at least at evening I want it beautiful. I want a family, I want some kids, I want to build something I can give myself to" (1.219). Chris sees family as more important than money, which creates a conflict between his …show more content…
Perry's and Keller's motives were forced upon Chris and Neil causing a negative impact on them and the parent's for the worst. Keller's motives is to pass down the business to Chris"I want you to spread out, Chris, I want you to use what I made for you… I mean, with joy, Chris, without shame… with joy."(1.585). The business was so important, that he lost all his morality because he wanted to reach this goal, causing Chris to disagree with him. Chris does not want to keep the business due to his father motives and actions. Keller worked his entire life to complete his motive, and now that Chris disagree's and hates Keller, it has broken Keller. In similar fashion, Mr Perry's motives for Neil to become a doctor are strongly being forced upon Neil, causing him to be affected and pressured by his father. Neil is being forced by his father to study to become a doctor, but Neil has a passion for literature and drama that he is not able continue due to his father. Since Mr. Perry has put a border over Neil's life, he is not able to withstand the pain. Similarly, Neil and Keller are both not able to stand through the pain that they are dealing with, so both decide to take their own lives and ending up for the
However, Schulman illustrates that the impact of the fathers beliefs, motivations and action will affect the child for the worse, Miller demonstrates that even when a father impacts a child with his beliefs, motivations and actions it can end badly for the father. Ultimately the forcing of a parents beliefs, motivations and beliefs can individually affect a child or father for the worse.
The beliefs of Mr. Perry and Joe Keller are affecting and impacting Chris and Neil and the parent's negatively. Keller's beliefs revolves around his business and Mr. Perry's beliefs revolve around Neil's educations. Since Keller's believes that the ''American Dream" is his main goal in life, he only focuses on making money and a business for Chris, but Chris does not feel that the business is important. Chris thinks that " If I have to grub for money all day long at least at evening I want it beautiful. I want a family, I want some kids, I want to build something I can give myself to" (1.219). Chris sees family as more important than money, which creates a conflict between his …show more content…
Perry's and Keller's motives were forced upon Chris and Neil causing a negative impact on them and the parent's for the worst. Keller's motives is to pass down the business to Chris"I want you to spread out, Chris, I want you to use what I made for you… I mean, with joy, Chris, without shame… with joy."(1.585). The business was so important, that he lost all his morality because he wanted to reach this goal, causing Chris to disagree with him. Chris does not want to keep the business due to his father motives and actions. Keller worked his entire life to complete his motive, and now that Chris disagree's and hates Keller, it has broken Keller. In similar fashion, Mr Perry's motives for Neil to become a doctor are strongly being forced upon Neil, causing him to be affected and pressured by his father. Neil is being forced by his father to study to become a doctor, but Neil has a passion for literature and drama that he is not able continue due to his father. Since Mr. Perry has put a border over Neil's life, he is not able to withstand the pain. Similarly, Neil and Keller are both not able to stand through the pain that they are dealing with, so both decide to take their own lives and ending up for the